Thanksgiving Point

Our family loves to go to Thanksgiving Point. So many fun things to do. I highly recommend the grandparents annual pass. It’s expensive but I love it. Go for a few hours instead of trying to do everything all at one time. Unlimited grandkids get in free with me. My pass also includes my husband and one other adult.

Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point paints a beautiful tapestry of spring. Also, walking through the The Living Christ Garden during Passover and the day after Good Friday was remarkable and moving. Definitely worth the time, especially just as the tulips were in full bloom. Parking was disheartening, but it you have patience, things eventually work out.

If you're going to be close by, this is worth the afternoon. We are glad we got to go and see all the blooms, but if you wait until later in the Spring (closer to May), you'll see way more blooms opened up and have a fuller experience! 🌷🌹 There were a lot of families here, so it's a great family day experience, with on site activities for them, also food vendors. But because we went so early in the season, and on a weekday, those weren't up and running fully. Just a beautiful experience to walk through this kind of planned garden that hundreds have worked long and hard to create for us. Take deep breaths in as you walk slowly along, reset those overworked nervous systems by just being here. 💗

I love every part of Thanksgiving Point! I ask for a pass every year for Mother’s Day! My FAVORITE is the Tulip Festival, or anything in Ashton Gardens, but my kids like every single place! You literally cannot go wrong!

We did not have time to explore more. The layout is nice. Butterfly exhibit needs better control of people casing and grabbing butterflies. We have a membership, so we will be back. Great place for kids